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‘Stark contrast’ between Carney and Trudeau’s approach to Indigenous relations, says ITK president Obed

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PHAC says creating national vaccination registry would be ‘difficult’ as Canada contends with high measles count, loss of measles-free status

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Health organizations have questions, but few answers about feds’ new $5-billion Health Infrastructure Fund

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Canada will have to expand trade with undemocratic countries to fight losses in U.S. trade war, say foreign policy experts

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‘It’s like molasses in January’: pharmacare implementation stalled, say health-care groups, but others argue time needed to get deals right

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Only British Columbia, Manitoba, Prince Edward Island, and the Yukon have reached pharmacare deals with the federal government, covering contraception and diabetes medications.

‘It’s like molasses in January’: pharmacare implementation stalled, say health-care groups, but others argue time needed to get deals right

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Only British Columbia, Manitoba, Prince Edward Island, and the Yukon have reached pharmacare deals with the federal government, covering contraception and diabetes medications.

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